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‘The Sixth’ shows what some don’t want to see
To be an educated citizenry, you need to understand we literally almost had democracy tumble. … It was very close," said Andrea Nix Fine in a recent interview.
Former Rep. Jeff Fortenberry reindicted, this time in DC
The indictment, released Thursday by the U.S.
No shortage of House members who are vulnerable this year
The other eight members to make the list will be battling to keep their seats in November.
Perry challenger in striking distance in poll, but winning won’t be easy
The race for the 10th District in central Pennsylvania is one that Democrats are hoping to make competitive this year as they try to win back control of the House.
Why Laphonza Butler is reading banned books out loud on the Senate floor
In a quest to highlight book banning across the country, the Democratic senator has taken to reading passages from some of the targets out loud on the floor.
Russian asset seizure to aid Ukraine may hinge on G7 meeting
"We need to act together on this, and that’s always been envisioned," Senate Foreign Relations ranking member Jim Risch said in an interview last week.
Trump, Biden eye new swing states but analysts have doubts
Ford O’Connell, a Florida-based Republican political strategist, said in a Monday phone interview that "any presidential candidate will always want to be trying to expand the electoral map in any way possible
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At the Races: Divided attention
In an interview on Sirius XM that wasn’t on his advance schedule, Biden told Howard Stern last Friday that he intends to debate Trump “somewhere. I don’t know when.”
Playing by the rules?
For the Trump team and those enmeshed in the Arizona indictments, "weaponization" of the Justice Department has become a catchall excuse for any actions that stand in the way of the prize.
First, he’s probing the pandemic
"I’m going to miss a lot of the people, and I’m going to miss engaging on the issues. But I won’t miss the separation from my family." This interview has been edited and condensed.
Biden calls allies India, Japan ‘xenophobic’ at fundraiser with Asian American donors
The comment also came amid a tiff with Kishida’s government over the proposed acquisition of U.S.
House, Senate farm bill summaries show SNAP, climate division
"I feel if this was on the floor right now in the Senate, we could get the bipartisan votes for it."
Trone’s wealth looms over Maryland Senate primary
And if anyone thinks he’s got a spare $50 million, they didn’t ask Chuck," Trone said in an interview at a coffee shop in Silver Spring last week after meeting with representatives of the American Cancer
Greene says she’ll trigger motion to vacate next week
Greene’s move has been expected for weeks since the Georgia Republican in March first introduced her resolution to declare the office of the speaker vacant, but she’s been struggling to round up backing
They staffed the Jan. 6 committee.
Glick, then an investigative counsel for the House select committee probing the Jan. 6 attack, made the customary introductions of his colleagues. Watkins jotted down all the names.
China committee eyes supply chain, biotech as Moolenaar takes helm
Raja Krishnamoorthi, the top Democrat on the panel, said in an interview.
Advance work can be a scream. Just ask Rep. Wiley Nickel
But "if you do the job right, you can help the campaign get out their message for the day."
Would this debate have a winner?
During his recent interview on Howard Stern’s radio show, President Joe Biden said he was willing to participate in a debate with former president Donald Trump.
White House went from braggadocious to silent on Middle East intel — in four days
"The notion, the idea, that Iran sent us an email or picked up the phone and told us what they were planning to do is just ludicrous. It didn’t happen.